MAPPING SERVICES
We offer a full range of mapping services, including cartographic design, data research and development, spatial analyses, field surveys, LiDAR processing, and remote mapping technologies.
Got drone derived imagery of your own? We can process your drone photos into high resolution orthomosaic images, from which maps can be created.
UAV (DRONE)
MAPPING SERVICES
Aerial imaging (photogrammetry), photography, and video with drones can greatly enhance focus and accuracy of land mapping projects. Our Drone Mapping Services include setup, one pilot, up to one visual observer or ground crew member, and at least $1 million liability insurance.
Flood zone mapping
Restoration mapping
Flood zone mapping
FIELD MAPPING
SUPPORT SERVICES
Field mapping services may support GIS, cartographic design, and drone mapping services. Field Mapping includes area coverage surveys, high accuracy GPS mapping, laser offsets, and ground control point (GCP) solutions for UAV operations.
'The images were gorgeous and very high quality. We imported them into our QGIS with no trouble. Drone Imagery is clearly the best solution for land managers that want to monitor results of habitat restoration and land management prescriptions over the years. Why wait until the government commissions imaging flights? Why compromise on image resolution? This is a valuable tool, we are just scratching the surface of all the useful applications possible. Thanks so much. You'll be hearing from us again.'
Laura Ellis Cotting - Shining Oaks Conservancy
DISCLAIMER: Geographic Techniques LLC is not a Survey Company or a Licensed Surveyor, nor do we claim to be. Maps we produce should not be used to authenticate property boundaries of any kind, or used to provide precise measurements for authenticating any said property boundaries to be used in any legally binding documentation that requires being signed and stamped by a legally licensed surveyor. Unless we are working with an actual licensed surveyor or Surveying Company such that they can sign off on our maps, they are NOT to be used for anything other than informational purposes.
Drones and the data derived from them are sometimes subject to GPS error and are not 100% correct. Drone data is always a supplement to traditional quantification methods. Unless our data has been reviewed, verified, and stamped by a professional licensed individual it may not be relied upon in any professional use case. Further, drone data should not be relied upon as a "survey" or misused in anyway which would violate any survey regulation. If our data is to be relied upon for design, engineering, or any other purpose which would require a professional license, it needs to be run through, verified, and approved by the appropriate professionally licensed individual.